A.K.A. (Domain Name System server) stores information in domain names and uses them kind of like a phone book by translating readable hostnames into IP adresses
A.K.A. (geographic information system) a computer system that analyzizes and stores data on geogrpahic information, is often used in buisnesses for loactaion and delivery.
A.K.A. (Customer relationship management) a term used by companies to describe their relationships with a custmomer, including the customer data and vendor data.
a piece of hardware similar to a hub in that it connects computers together, but unlinke a hub it can detect network packets and seperate and send them to their appropriate destination.
A.K.A. (FDD-Floppy disk drive) A drive used for the reading and writting of a data storage devices called a floppy disk which works by using magnetic storage principles.
A.K.A.( compact disc read only memory/compact disc rewritable dirve) CD-ROM is a drive that reads compact disc that contains data accessible by computer. Where as CD-RW is a drive that reads, writes and can even rewrite on compact discs.
A.K.A. (desktop computer) a personal computer made for an office or desk at home, it is not portable like laptops or PDA's, and is currently the most affordable type of computer.
differs from a client/server network in that A peer to peer network has all the computers in the network acting as servers sending and recieving information via nodes.
A.K.A. (File Transfer Protocol) is used to transfer data between computers using the internet,one computer uses FTP server software and one uses FTP client software.
is a peer to peer protocol that sends information by distributing the data between computers this way when it is collected the pieces of data do not have to come from one source.
A.K.A. (Domain Name System server) stores information in domain names and uses them kind of like a phone book by translating readable hostnames into IP adresses
A.K.A. (recomended standard 232) a standard for serial binary data connecting between a DTE (data terminal equipment) and a DCE (data circuit-terminating equipment).
A.K.A. (italic/oblique typeface) Italic typeface is a cursive style typeface based on a form of calligraphy wheras Oblique typeface is a typeface that slants to the right.
A.K.A.(Cascading Style Sheets) A way of styling web pages so that the presentation of the document can be uniform and simply refered to instead of written into the code.
A.K.A. (single in-line memory module) A type of memory module used for random access memory in personal computers, it differs from DIMM becasue the contacts on the SIMM are redundant on both sides.
A.K.A. (dual in-line memory module) porvides a series of random access memory intergrated circuits they are mounted on a prionted circuit board and designed for use on personal computers. The difference between DIMM and SIMM is that SIMM uses 32-bit data path and DIMM uses 64-bit, DIMM has replaced most of old SIMM memory.
A.K.A. (Random access memory) a type of data storage used in computers. Stored data on these circuits can be accessed in any order or in other words at "random". The more Ram the faster the computer.
A.K.A. (read-only memory) a class of storage media used in computes and other electronic devices. This cannont be modified easily and is more permenant than RAM.
when the computertransforms the information in the text so that it cannot be read without the same transforming program on the othe side that it is being sent to.
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